Multi-Tee

Another good tee is the "Tanner Tee". Batting coaches at Univ of GA turned us on to this tool, and we alerted the HS coaches. It's hand-built, all metal and durable rubber, doesn't topple, multiple location changes. Only by mail order.

www.tannertees.com/

Forgot to add, UGA uses the taller tee rather than the shorter ones. It is VERY durable, and adjusts to multiple heights from knee up to numbers.

I always looked at a batting "T" much like a track and field shot put -- not much to improve on. However, I may be wrong since I GOOGLED "shot puts" and found 47 different models from iron, stainless steel, brass, indoor and outdoor. So, tell us about your fancy batting "T". Before you do I will tell you I went down to the local sporting goods store about 10 years ago and bought two of their best batting tees (3 piece rubber). One has been lost over the years but one is still in great shape after 10 years having been “hammered” both rotationally and linearly.
Fungo
Since we're evaluating "T"s the worst "T" I saw in baseball was the "U" Tee. You hit it about 5 times in one hour and it tends to lose it's composure and folds up.
Go Vols